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COAH Pro — Consulting on Affordable Housing

About us

Affordable housing professionals in New Jersey

Guidance you can trust — clarity, compassion, and deep experience with lottery and affordable programs.

COAH Pro staff overview

The staff of COAH Pro is led by Auntie Dee (Diane Isabella), a highly respected affordable housing professional in New Jersey. As a dedicated member of the Affordable Housing Professionals of New Jersey, Auntie Dee brings 40 years of experience as a licensed real estate broker and an expert in affordable housing in New Jersey.

Our team has extensive experience in multi-family residential leasing and real estate sales, with a strong focus on affordable housing in New Jersey. Each team member is fully licensed to lease and takes a personal approach to assisting clients.

With a deep understanding of the affordable housing process in New Jersey, COAH Pro ensures that every client receives expert guidance and compassionate support through every step of their journey.

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Positions held

Diane Gloria — fair housing professional in New Jersey:

  • Certified Operated 100% Women owned business since 2010
  • Board member of an Affordable housing Board
  • Director of Affordable Housing & Counciling
  • Served as a Municipal Housing Rehabilitation Coordinator
  • Served as a board member for a Senior Housing complex
  • Served as a board member for the Zoning Board of Adjustments
  • Certified for management and Administration of Low Income Housing Tax Credit Properties
  • Served as Director of Leasing
  • Served as a Property Manager
  • Served as a Director of Housing for Municipality
  • Served as a Municipal Housing Liaison as point person for all developers
“Everyone deserves an affordable home in a quality building — in a neighbourhood of their choice.”

Why choose COAH Pro

Inspiration, motivation, and practical help — so people can understand and obtain affordable housing in quality rental buildings across New Jersey.

New Jersey's Mount Laurel I ruling is part of why every town is required by law to plan for opportunities for affordable housing. Affordable housing is organized across regions statewide.

Background of affordable housing

In 1975, the Mount Laurel I decision established that New Jersey's municipalities must provide their fair share of affordable housing. The Fair Share Housing Center and community advocates have continued to defend that framework — one of the strongest in the nation.

“COAH Pro has the same passion and fighting spirit — to help consumers gain access to quality housing at an affordable price.”